OBD-II and CAN hardware for vehicle data projects

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OBD-II & CAN

D-216

BLE 5.3 OBD data module for reading vehicle data and driving behaviour.

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OBD-II & CAN

4G-D218L

Vehicle diagnostics, fault codes and location for connected fleet projects.

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OBD-II & CAN

EV-D213

OBD diagnostics and a 4G Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 8 connected devices.

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OBD-II & CAN

4G-D213

OBD diagnostics and a 4G Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 8 connected devices.

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OBD-II & CAN

4G-D218

Vehicle diagnostics, fault codes and location for connected fleet projects.

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OBD-II & CAN

2G-D218

Vehicle diagnostics, fault codes and location for connected fleet projects.

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OBD-II & CAN

EV-D218

An EV-labelled OBD variant for vehicle data evaluation and tracking.

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Questions before planning your project

How should I compare OBD hardware for a fleet project?

Start with the required connection, vehicle data, installation conditions, target country and platform. Use the exact model page to review published specifications, then confirm the variant and test scope with engineering.

Does an OBD or CAN label guarantee every vehicle parameter?

No. A connector or protocol label does not establish vehicle-specific data availability. Confirm vehicle make, model and year, required parameters, firmware and a vehicle test plan.